Regular biography
Denis Shishkin is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of California, San Diego. He holds a Ph.D. from Princeton University, earned in 2020. His research focuses on information economics, mechanism design, and information design, and he is affiliated with the Research Groups in Microeconomic Theory and Behavioral/Experimental Economics. His personal website provides additional details about his work and academic profile.
Scholar-generated biography
Denis Shishkin is a researcher at the University of California San Diego, specializing in microeconomic theory, information design, persuasion, and mechanism design. His work explores how information influences decision-making and strategic interactions, with a focus on the role of ambiguity, persuasion, and institutional structures. Key themes include the design of evidence and disclosure mechanisms, the impact of information asymmetry, and the limitations of data-driven strategies in pricing and policy. His publications examine experimental and theoretical approaches to understanding how individuals and institutions respond to information, with implications for economics, game theory, and behavioral science.